AUCSO partner with Ciphr eLearning to provide free training
Eve Goode
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The Association of University Chief Security Officers (AUCSO) has unveiled the launch of a new suite of free online training courses for its members.
Partnership
The company states that this initiative is part of a newly signed three-year partnership with Ciphr eLearning, a cloud based HR software company that integrates HR, payroll, learning and recruitment.
Through this collaboration, Ciphr eLearning and AUCSO will provide members with access to up to 30 professionally developed courses from its extensive training portfolio.
Ciphr eLearning currently work with over 80 universities across the UK and Ireland.
Courses
According to the company, the courses will cover a wide range of essential topics including:
- Neurodiversity, Islamophobia, Antisemitism, Fraud Awareness, Modern Slavery, Gender Equality at Work, Safeguarding in Higher Education, Customer Service, Mental Health Awareness, Freedom of Speech, Bystander Training, Personal Safety, Managing Self-Care and Wellbeing, Responding to Student Mental Health Issues, Disclosure of Sexual Violence, Consent on Campus and Supporting Students Experiencing Domestic Violence
“A significant value-add”
Julie Barker, COO, AUCSO stated: “We are delighted to partner with Ciphr eLearning to offer our members a wide-ranging and high-quality set of online learning opportunities.
“This collaboration allows us to continually update and tailor our Learning and Development offerings to meet the evolving needs of the sector.”
Barker continued: “It’s a significant value-add for our members, supporting their professional growth, wellbeing and the continued development of skills to serve and safeguard our diverse campus communities effectively.”
“Unlock the power of learning”
David Marshall, Founder and Managing Director, Ciphr eLearning commented: “We are proud to be supporting AUCSO in delivering critical training to security professionals across the Education sector.
“Our mission at Ciphr eLearning is to help organisations unlock the power of learning and we’re excited to see how our platform can enhance AUCSO’s training capabilities and support their members’ ongoing development,” Marshall concluded.
